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deterioration
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deterioration [di‚tir·ē·ə′rā·shən]
(engineering)
Decline in the quality of equipment or structures over a period of time due to the chemical or physical action of the environment.
deterioration
Of concrete, the same as disintegration.
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As you get older, there are different deteriorations in health, maybe small things, you can't avoid it.
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As you get older, there are different deteriorations in health, maybe small things, you can't avoid it.
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